Yemenia Airlines has confirmed that its recent decision to reduce luggage weight limits on flights is a temporary measure. This adjustment arises from the exceptional circumstances currently impacting the aviation sector, particularly fuel shortages.
Hatem Al-Shaabi, the official spokesperson for Yemenia Airlines, indicated that the announcement from the Yemeni Oil Company regarding fuel shortages necessitated this change. To ensure sufficient fuel for round trips, including a safety margin, the airline must limit luggage weights. This approach marks a significant departure from the airline’s previous practices, affecting the allowable luggage weights for passengers traveling on its flights.
In response to these challenges, Al-Shaabi noted that Yemenia Airlines is actively working to address the situation. The airline plans to operate special flights dedicated to transporting luggage, similar to past arrangements made for flights to Cairo and Addis Ababa. Despite the global rise in operational costs, including fuel and ground services, Yemenia remains committed to maintaining its flight schedules to various destinations.
Al-Shaabi urged travelers to understand the extraordinary circumstances under which the airline operates and emphasized the importance of adhering to the specified luggage weights outlined in their tickets. Yemenia Airlines is dedicated to overcoming these challenges as swiftly as possible.
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